From the Abraham Lincoln Radio studio at the George Washington Broadcast Center,

Jack Armstrong and Joe Getty, the Armstrong and Getty Show.

We haven't heard the last of Progoshan.

I mean Putin certainly appears humiliated and weakened and frankly after years of looking

invincible, there are now serious questions about how long he can stay in power.

Indeed, how much power he actually continues to wield.

Who says Vladimir Putin is going to deliver on the deal?

I mean, if I were Progoshan, I would keep my bodyguards close and my food tastes

are closer because poison is one of Putin's favorite instruments of getting revenge.

Yeah, I like those two clips because it covers both ends of it.

That's what's interesting about this story.

So there's a coup happening.

These marches is army to Moscow to take over the country, go and great.

I mean, it's going great.

And then he all of a sudden turns around and goes back because they struck a deal.

So neither one of these guys, Putin or Progoshan are naive.

I mean, they're more hardcore Machiavellian than anybody you know.

So neither one of them trust the other one at all with their very lives at stake.

I mean, either one of them happier and heck to murder the other one with their bare hands

if they get the chance.

So what is going on here?

Why are they both pretending that I'm sure you're so I'll drop the charges and you won't

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